Miles Macdonell Collegiate - Macadonian Yearbook (East Kildonan, Manitoba Canada)

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XII-A—INTRA-MURAL BOYS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS From Row: Miss Taylor, Denis Hlynka, Hugh Andrew, Horst Aldinger, Morely Ro ' gowski, Len Bugera, Wolfgang Finn, Don Bucholz, Stan Nickarz. Back Row: Bill Evans, Allen Burdett, Alfred Cornies, Ken Hibbert, Ron Coley, John Chalmers. INTER-ROOM VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS 1st Row: Maureen Beaman, Anne Thachuk, Nola James, Miss Tavlor .. 2nd Row: Margaret Thiessen, Mavis Bell, Judy Hamilton, Barbara-Ann Bown, Margaret Kovachik. BOYS ' INTRA-MURAL VOLLEYBALL Starting the season with a bang, the XIIA boys lost their first game, in a double knock-out competi¬ tion. This initial setback was enough to make the XIIA boys settle down and win every game there¬ after, to reach the semi-finals against XIIB. The winners were to play the XIIC squad. XIIA won the semifinals and advanced into the finals against XIIC. The finals were played on a Friday afternoon be¬ tween XIIC and XIIA, with XIIA emerging the win¬ ners. The games and the scores were recorded as following: 1st game XIIA-15, XIIC-13 2nd game XIIC-15, XIIA-10 3rd game XIIA-15, XIIC-12 This concluded a very successful volleyball sea¬ son and the XIIA boys can be proud of their magnifi¬ cent performance. The boys of XIIA would like to take this opportunity to thank the collegiate teach¬ ers for their recognition of a challenge game asked for by the XIIA boys (XIIA won the first and third games, with the teachers taking the second game.) Stan Nickarz GIRLS ' INTRA-MURAL VOLLEYBALL Due to the co-operation of the grade 10, 11 and 12 girls with the volleyball conveners, Nola James and Sonia Smerchansky, this year’s schedule ended successfully. Most of the rooms of the collegiate en¬ tered a team and few teams represented defaulted. The games were played on Tuesdays at noon and Thursdays at four. After many strongly contested matches, two grade 12 classes emerged as finalists— 12A and 12C. The finals were to be a “best of three series” and were to be played in the Melrose Gymnasium. Each room had a cheering section which included Miss Taylor for 12A and Mrs. Lee for 12C. These teachers seemed to give the teams more spark. In the first game 12A defeated 12C by a high score of 15 to 5. 12C came back in the second game to scare 12A but again were defeated 17-15. Bouquets to 12A and all those who participated in intra-mural volleyball to make it a successful year. Nola James 59

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GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Liz Tanner, Gail Scott, Sonia Smerchansky, Betty Shimozawa. Back Row: Dawney Kwiatkoski, Luellyn Hunter, Nola James, Carol Fargey. GIRLS ' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Although the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team did not bring home any trophies this year, Miles Mac- donell may be proud of their team. As the girls hung up their sneakers for another year, they had the consolation of knowing they had tried hard and played well. The team members for the 59-60 sea¬ son were Betty Shimozawa, Gail Scott, Elizabeth Tanner, Nola James, Luellyn Hunter, Carol Fargy, Dawny Kwiatkoski, Sonia Smerchansky (captain) and Rene Day whose capable coaching resulted in many victories for the team. Generally enthusiasm was high among the team members this year. Since the team had six “old pros” back from last year, the girls had little trouble get¬ ting used to each other and soon competition was in full swing. The league games ran quite smoothly for the team as they won over Norwood (2), Transcona (2), Churchill (2), St. James (1), West Kildonan (2) and Silver Heights (2) but lost to Fort Garry and Glenlawn respectively. At the end of the schedule Miles Mac recorded 11 wins and 5 losses placing them in third spot. A thrilling best of three semi-finals series followed with Miles Mac in heated contest with their old rivals, Glenlawn. The first game was played at Glenlawn before many avid Glenlawn supporters. Although the Green and Gold showed excellent form they dropped the first set 15-11 and 15-9. However the tables turned for the second set in which our team trounced the op¬ position in two games straight much to the delight of t he Miles Mac spectators. The third game was played at Glenlawn. Both teams gave a splendid per¬ formance but it was Glenlawn who won the rallies when they really counted. Glenlawn and Fort Garry emerged victorious. On behalf of the team I would like to thank Rene Day for his splendid coaching and Miss Thom for her assistance. To next year’s club we wish good luck in their quest for the inter-suburban title. Sonia Smerchansky 58

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M.M.C.I. FIELD DAY BOYS . . . EVENT PRIMARY JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE SENIOR 100 YARD 1. Dave Confrey 1. Wayne Scarrow 1. Bill Nickarz 1. Danny Rosin DASH 2. Dennis Martin 2. Stan Moroz 2. Stan Nickarz 2. Gordon Spearing 3. Ed Kutkewitch 3. Bruce Koss 3. Joe Pearn 3. Konrad Mendres Time: 11.8 Time: 11.5 Time: 10.9 Time: 1 2.3 l 2 220 YARD 1. Allan Hoffman 1. Wayne Scarrow 1. Bill Nickarz 1. Danny Rosin DASH 2. Ed Kutkewitch 2. Bob Brickey 2. Stan Nickarz 2. Gordon Spearing 3. Pete Siemens 3. Dennis Gamble 3. Ken Dare 3. Bob Nemish Time: 27.4 Time: 25.4 Time: 25.5 Time: 27.5 HALF MILE 1. Dave Confrey 2. Bob Jackson 1. Gordon Goodman 1. John Heath 1. Danny Rosin 2. Ron Stucky Time: 2-23.4 Time: 2-54.1 Time: 2-34.8 3. Glen Thompson Time: 2-31.5 HIGH JUMP 1. Allan Turczak 1. Fred Morris 1. Alf Cornies 1. John Rozall 2. Allan Hoffman 2. Doug Hawkes 2. Roel Van Leeuwen 2. Ed Giezal 3. Gord Barnes 3. Bob McLaren 3. Ted Yarema 3. Ron Kornek Height: 4 ' 7 Height: 4 ' 11 Height 5 ' 6 Height: 5 ' 1 2 ” HOP, STEP 1. Jim Westmacott 1. Garth Mitchell 1. Norman Rogoski 1. Gary McEwen AND JUMP 2. Bob Jackson 3. Cliff Schmidt 2. Cliff Beal 3. Rainier Hemple 2. Ron Coley 3. Bill Evans Distance: 38 ' 10 Distance: 38 ' Distance: 36 ' 5 Distance: 34 ' 11 DISCUS 1. Jim Westmacott 2. Dwight Blix 3. Dave Horne 1. Myron French 1. Jim Montgomery 2. Don Pickup 3. Don Buccini 1. Pete Winning 2. Paul Reimer 3. Eric Reimer Distance: 86 ' 1 Distance: 67 ' 2 2 Distance: 83 ' 9 Distance: 95 ' 9 SHOT PUT 1. Joe Daily 1. Garth Mitchell 1. Stan Nickarz 1. Pete Winning 2. Dwight Blix 2. John Harris 2. Harvey Zechel 2. Ron Stucky 3. Ron Allardyll 3. Bruce Koss 3. Cliff Beal 3. Marvin Weselake Distance: 32 ' 5 Distance: 39 ' 1 0 Distance: 40 ' 10 Distance: 36 ' BROAD JUMP 1. Dave Confrey 1. Garth Mitchell 1. Rainier Hemple 1. Doug Birt 2. Jim Westmacott 2. Bob Brickey 2. Norman Rogoski 2. Ron Coley 3. John Erlendson 3. Horst Aldinger 3. Alfred Cornies 3. Bill Evans Distance: 16 ' 11 Distance: 1 7 ' 3 Distance: 18 ' 3 Distance: 1 7 ' POLE VAULT 1. Bob Jackson Height: 7 ' 6 1. Don Olynyk Height: 8 ' 3 1. Jim Bruce 2. Glen Ash Height 7 ' GIRLS . . . EVENT PRIMARY JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE SENIOR SPRINTS 60 YARDS 1. Gail Scott 2. Linda Wishart 3. Donna Parsons Time: 8.2 1. Joanne Waytowich 2. Sharon Patek 3. Carol Beard Time: 7.7 1. Sandra Stevens 2. Linda Curtis 3. Francis Russell Time: 8.6 1. Nola James 2. Brenda Witwicki 3. Barbara Bown Time: 8.9 SPRINTS 75 YARDS 1. Gail Scott 2. Barbara Foster 3. Barbara Doepher Time: 9.7 1. Joanne Waytowich 2. Joan Witczynski 3. Sharon Patek Time: 9.9 1. Frances Russell 2. Diane Doherty 3. Sandra Stevens Time: 10.4 1. Nola James 2. Brenda Witwicki 3. Barbara Bown Time: 1 0.7 HIGH JUMP 1. Gail Scott 2. Barbara Foster Height: 4 ' 8 1. Claire Defoe 2. Lorraine Botham Height: 3 ' 7 1. June Huyda 2. Maureen de Jong 3. Marlene Johnson Height: 4 ' 1 % BALL THROW 1. Joyce Craven 2. Darlene Playfoot 3. Penny Buchannon Distance: 1 22 ' 1. Joanne Waytowich 2. Janet Smith 3. Betty Saluk Distance: 144 ' 1. Betty Shimozawa 2. Elaine Harris 3. Arlene Jones Distance: 127 ' 1. June Huyda 2. Donna Rangno 3. Sonia Smerchansky Distance: 144 ' 9 DISCUS 1. Donna Parsons 2. Penny Buchannan 3. Leslie Oshanek Distance: 45 ' 5 1. Bev McCallum 2. Treasure Fraser 3. Darcy Case Distance: 49 ' 1 0 1. Connie Matheson 2. Gudrun Guttnar 3. Janice Molaski Distance: 58 ' 1. Maeva Bodie 2. Sonia Smerchansky 3. Lynne Ridley Distance: 59 ' 8 HURDLES 1. Joyce Craven 2. Sandra Wis hart Time: 11 1. Betty Saluk 2. Bev Edwards 3. Carol Brewster Time: 1 0.2 2 1. Sandra Stevens 2. Orla Unger Time: 1 0 1. Nola James 2. Brenda Witwicky Time: 9.5 l 2 60